New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
NOSr KISSED BY HIS CROWD.
rHE ANARCHIST WARMLY wELC oMED.


.,alKyA FOREMOST IN RECEIVING HIM-Hls o.
FIClAL" STATEMENT.
ys.terday morning opened cheefless and depressing
vith light snow falling that threatened every
20 turn to RAIN but discouragng as 1t was the nreS
Anarchy in this city took sudden start 'ohn "oe''
the Anarchist. who has been serving ten-noh'hs
sr n, iunrsonm meat on Blackwelrs Island, where he
IA. heeo working in the blacksmith shop, finished his
% IN ths Island Yesterday and filled the bellows OF
Anarchy with Ute o, mn men Wearing lonS black
beards. SLOUGH hats and the red ribbon began to
sssemblo at the foot OF East Fifty second-st Soon
they ound their way to the foot OF the long LADDER
thai leads to the float where the Pententiary tug
lands. Everybody in the neighborhood seemed 70
know that sonethng was going on AT me Top o. sns
fence and crowds OF people were soon gatnered peer
ing over the at the curious crowd below. fres-
peared at the fence and look across the water
they not looking tor the Penitenfiary ior Ine
knew where 1t was better than any que ~ m0 Hou
schweig and Schenck, tue two hoerated Ahaicns''
who we're fellow prisoners with Most
Then the news OF Mosts approaching reiease spreau
abroad and the crowd thickened. The Bohemians
men and women in Jacoby's cigar factory, wh 1
o,erlooks the river threw up Tue WINDOWS anS 5000
and Brsunschweie grew tired of this and led the waS
TO boring beer shop, where they could gaze on
heer a. preferable to the sight OF the fenitentidry
But in a few moments pretty little woman wearing
black silk dress, satin lined domau and nack nat
appeared and led the way to the hoat followed by inc
Anarchists who bad been lingering in the beershop.
She stood on the float with Braunschweig ana SehenCK
and the fifty or more Anarchists formed long double
line up the Winding watched rough
covered wagon rolled down the grayelleo walHs
to the tug Boat landing at Blackwelrs Island fres,
entl Most tepped and he must hav5 seen the req
flags waved the river tor ne gave every nd
ton that his bosom was chock iuu OF pr'ae anu
emotion He gazed toward Liberty Lnn -. ri0hf
hand toward the heavens and took on 5s nat 20 'IS
bis red hair might shine to the best advantage; ne
Jors pnSs carried S bag
During the last two months or so Warden inspury
earned the gratitude OF suffering humanity 1S n
conceal the trightiul and loathsome Disagreement
OF his jaw. ,. IT,.
M sooner had the tug, the William II. Wickham
touched the landing than the Anarchsts pouIeu 1He
the side and greeted bin with Kisses tha1 soSnaeu t'
healthy Fourth OF July celebration The frst one TO
favor the.. blonde Qup . was the pretty young giri
who kissed Most whore his mouth ought to be. Inc
Anarchist gave good imitatioa OF man VINO
nIarmipgly The re orters up and tried TO tax
with him But Braunschweig turned sharply around
and remarked that talking to reporters sent
ists TO fail for three months days He said that
Most would say nothing and that II any oae iolio~eg
him to his hoase, he would be bred put LOT
the names Of the papers represented be said bah
and then, followed by his flock, rushed of. with
and bouquets that had been showered on him. be
sasrted along the river bank rod or two and ran
through cooperage shop that Ia built on the oiun.
After scaling stone wall he landed In tiity-hrst A.
and hurried to the Fittieth Street Station OF the
second Avenue Elevated road. There TRIBUNE re-
porter tried to get talk with the girl.
~ Ia vour na,ue Lena Fisher y he asked
Her reply indicated that she belonged to hotter,
more phosphorescent and more suiphurous family
than any known tribe OF hsh or hsners bra iu,;
sch weg however, laughed at the question ana 1nt'
mated that tho young woman was the Lena Fisher
under whose bed the ex-member, OF the Keichstag,
Most was found Eat No. 1875 Allen-st. The party
boarded a Second Avenue elevated train ana hhany
stopped at Twcnty-sxtn-st, where they entered
heer sbop kept by Eolz and Vodner, and remained
there until noon drinking beer and swapping prison
stories. A. -. ii;
In the afternoon Most went TO the office OF his
paper Freiheit" No. 1877 William-st.: where ne
to the top OF the flag staff the GROWER was peh9
taxed to its utmost the CORY glory OF the pctureso
Annrchstic martyrs and revolutionary scenes dld
honor to themselves and the occasion out notulhS
equalled Most's smile, as he remarked: VIII seha
the papers official account Oh my Piisoh eAPoi''
ence but ! will not talk"
Most says 10 this statement:
From, this day solely upoh the oloaea
capitalists the Official bani ana me op xe ions here
tOfoe hatred against that diaDolcal uny sycb an
oped itself during my late term 81 prsnive in the inner
most heart TO get nearer ana nearer ~ ~
throat OF these imps OF beL az,
In this way Most attacks about everything he diskes
and continuing says:
sbau excite the oppressed manner so to make them
lose their patience that they seize scoundrei,m s
throned in high and highss places ny sesn Of alarm calling
The masses to the onslaught the tyrants OF every kno
Most frankly admits that some people may Iead nlS
words with horror for they can h soon copebend he
savs that society will TO exist when has
smashed the chains OF capitalism state and church